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New London, Connecticut
Mayors, First Selectmen, Postmasters, Collectors of Customs

Mayors of New London, 1784-2012(may beincomplete!)
RichardLaw as of 1784EliasPerkins as of 1829-33JohnP. C. Mather as of 1845FredericW. Allen as of 1867ThomasM. Waller as of 1873RobertCoit as of 1879C.A. Williams as of 1887-88GeorgeF. Tinker as of 1889-91RalphWheeler as of 1892-93AndrewJ. Bentley 1894JamesP. Johnston as of 1895-97BryanF. Mahan as of 1903-06BenjaminL. Armstrong 1906-09BryanF. Mahan as of 1909-12ErnestE. Rogers as of 1917E.Frank Morgan as of 1920-21LuciusE. Whiton as of 1922WilliamC. Fox 1926-27JamesA. May 1927-28MalcolmM. Scott as of 1929CorneliusD. Twomey as of 1930E.Frank Morgan as of 1931JamesA. May 1932MalcolmM. Scott as of 1933AltonT. Miner as of 1934CorneliusD. Twomey as of 1935LeoB. Reagan as of 1940LewisB. Doane as of 1941-43RichardR. Morgan as of 1947SamuelJ. Selleck as of 1949FredBenvenuti as of 1950FrankKelly as of 1951FredBenvenuti as of 1953ThomasJ. Griffin as of 1954RichardJ. Duggan as of 1955ThomasG. Martin as of 1955-56MosesA. Savin as of 1957ThomasL. Harrington as of 1975LeoE. Jackson as of 1979-80RobertM. Pero as of 2010-12

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1907 Oct 7:BenjaminL. Armstrong, elected.

1909 Oct 4:BryanF. Mahan (Dem), elected.

First Selectmen of New London, 1888-1957(may beincomplete!)
AbnerN. Sterry as of 1888CharlesPrentis as of 1896-1908EdwinL. da Silva as of 1909-10WilliamL. White as of 1911JosephF. Fitzpatrick as of 1919-20LawrenceS. M. Cook as of 1921-22WilliamL. White as of 1926-27E.Clement Sugrue as of 1947NicolaMagro as of 1949FrankL. Delmore as of 1950LauretteJ. Beckwith as of 1954-55MaryJ. Riley as of 1956LauretteJ. Beckwith as of 1957

Postmasters at New London, 1773-1988(may beincomplete!)
JohnS. Miller 1773-75NathanielShaw 1775-76GurdonSaltonstall 1776-85TimothyGreen 1786LymanLaw 1794-97RichardDouglass II 1797-1816EbenezerWay 1816-38CalebJ. Allen 1838-41JamesH. Turner 1841-46StanleyG. Trott 1846-50JamesH. Turner 1850-53JamesB. Lyman 1853-58StanleyG. Trott 1858-62JuliusW. Eggleston 1862-66CharlesW. Butler 1866-70BetsyA. Mower 1870-78WilliamH. Tubbs 1878-85GeorgeD. Whittlesey 1885-90NathanJ. Allender 1890-93HezekiahB. Smith 1893-94BryanF. Mahan 1894-98JohnMcGinley 1898-1915BryanF. Mahan 1915-23WalterM. Slocum 1923-24WalterM. Slocum 1924-28PhilipK. Dewire 1929PhilipK. Dewire 1929-33EdwardCorcoran 1933-35JamesR. May 1935-42TimothyJ. Sullivan 1942-43TimothyJ. Sullivan 1943-65AnthonyS. Facas 1965-68AnthonyS. Facas 1968-88

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1785 Sep 19:GurdonSaltonstall, died in office.

1923 Nov 16:BryanF. Mahan, died in office.

Collectors of Customs at New London, 1789-1909(may beincomplete!)
JedediahHuntington 1789-1815NicollFosdick 1849-53HenryHobart as of 1854EdwardPrentis as of 1869JohnA. Tibbits 1869-81WilliamM. Stark as of 1888WilliamH. Saxton as of 1891ThomasO. Thompson as of 1909

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